Project loft part three - the build.

Here's what we have so far.  Didn't count on hubby being sick two days.  I'm thinking about finishing all by myself.  What?  I know how to use a drill and I have my own purple tool kit.

Baby Shower with a 1920's Twist -Decorations

Katlyn (Mommy-to-be)

Mickey (Daddy-to-be)

1920's Themed Baby Shower- The decorations.
The table scape is a mix match of antique china and serving trays.  I used candle holders and this

to make the three tier center piece and to stack the plates.
 

Baby Shower with a 1920's Twist

The Girls

The shower was a huge success and everyone had a great time!

The kids had a great time and dressed up!

Project loft?

Part II:  Buying supplies?

         Rule to follow when working with your husband or spouse, as the case may be:  

        1.  Find or create a plan to follow and make your spouse pinky swear to follow it exactly.  They won't follow the plan exactly but it may deter them from deviating too much.

        2.  Make a list.   Pinky swear to stick to it.  Absolutely no extras!  I have to admit this is where I often fall short.  My husband always gives in to what extras I put in the cart.  Stay strong my love!   

The MOST important rule:

         3.  Never, never, never send your spouse alone to pick up the materials.  They'll come back with thousands of dollars of tools they "NEED" to complete the project.

Rule 4.  Bring a big truck!

I was a nervous wreak all the way home. It was only about two miles, but still.

Beginning of project.

Phase 1: turn Morgan's bed into a couch/toddler bed.

1. Craig is cutting boards to make this antique wood bed frame into a couch that can be converted into a toddler bed.   

Let us pray.  (No joke!)